The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-07-30
WHO TILE CANDIDATES ARE.

N Charles Burke, the nominee for States At
torney, is tho present incumbent of that Office,
having been elected four years ago. He is son
of the late ex-Sherif Burke and is well known
throughout the county.
Benjamin w. Ady, who is named for Register
of Wills, is son of the late Francis Ady, who for
many years kept hotel at Cub Hill, Hartford road,
and a nephew of the late Edward II. Ady, who
was at one time Clerk of the Circuit Court He is
young man of excellent character and is very
popular in the 18th district where he is at present
engaged in farming. He has never held an office.
Joshua Tracey, the nominee for Sheriff, is a sue
cessful farmer and business man in the 4th dis
trict and resides near Glyndon. He is recognized
as of the strongest men in the district and no
man is more highly thought of by his neighbors
than he. He is q comparatively young man and
the only Office he has ever held is that of road
supervisor.
George Morgan, the nominee for Treasurer, is
engaged in business at Canton, where he is very
popular. He is native of Maryland and lived in
Cumberland for some years, where he was several
times elected q member of the city council. He
enjoys an excellent reputation.
For Judges of the Orphans Court Mark Mellor,
B. Howard Gorsuch and Andrew Dorsey are the
nominees. The two first named were elected to
the same Office four years ago and are therefore
we'll known to the people of the county. MIR. Dor
sey is resident Of the I'd district and about 4S
| years of age. He is a farmer and justice of the
peace and possesses sufficient intelligence to sat
| isfactorily discharge the duties of the office.
| For County Commissioners, Thomas Todd, DIR.
| L. A. Monmonier and John Smith are the nomi-
nees. Mr. Todd is member of the present Board
| and is therefore we'll known. DIR. Monmonier is
q successful physician and resides in the 9th dis
| trct He is about As years of age and is we'll
qualified to discharge the important duties of the
Office. Mr.. Smith is one of the largest and most
successful farmers in the 10th district and is known
for his thrift and enterprise. He has been active
in politics for some years. but has never held office
| Capt. Charles B. MCLEAN, the nominee fol
County Surveyor is now filling his fifth term in
the same Office and needs no introduction to the
| people of the county. He is q thoroughly compe-
tent officer and justly popular.
| James j. Lindsay, the nominal for State Sena-
tor is resident of the tn district but is engaged
| in the practice of law at Towsontown. He is q
young man who has made his own way in the
| world and is personally very popular with the
| people. lie was twice member of the House o.
| Delegates, where he made good record for him
self.
| The nominees for the House of Delegates are
John Hubner, Jesse N. Daily, DR.. Chas. R. White
| ford, John A. Smith, Daniel Boone and George R
Colt. They all young men except Mr.. Hub
ner, who was n member of the last House. He il
one of our best and most substantial citizens anG
was not candidate for rec election, but the people
| would have him. He lives at Gainesville and i!
| engaged in the real estate business in Baltimore
| Mr. Daily is a resident of the 9th district and q
millwright by trade He is an intelligent young
man and of Mr.. Jesse Daily, formerly
Judge of the Orphans Court. DR.. Whiteford is
the resident physician at the county alms-houst
and a very popular gentleman. Mr.. Smith is
resident of the 18th district and is successful con
| tractor. Mr. Boone is native of Prince George!
| county but has resided in Baltimore county abou
seventeen years. He is carpenter by trade. Mr.
Colt is highly esteemed young member of the
bar, residing in the Belt, and being thoroughly
familiar with the needs of that section he will bt
q valuable member.